K-cup Coffee Distributors
Posted by Administrator on Jun 28, 2006
K-Cup Coffee Distributor CoffeeGIANT.com offers all of the major brands such as Green Mountain, Tully’s, Timothy’s and more.
In addition to carrying major k-cup coffee brands, CoffeeGIANT also provides fast shipping on all k-cup orders. Most order ship the same day from their new warehouse location in Lewisville, Texas.
Local customers are also welcome to stop by and pick up and phone or Internet orders placed for k-cups.
Dallas Used Cars Directory
Posted by Administrator on Jun 27, 2006
Dallas-Used-Cars.com has added a used car directory of resources for used car buyers including auction items, books, electronics and more. Add this to the ability to search local car dealers and local inventory and you’ve got all the resources you need to make great buying decisions.
Korean Food Directory
Posted by Administrator on Jun 27, 2006
Looking for korean food online? Visit korean Food directory and find information on food, korean recipes, culture and more. We also have korean listings for korean cook books.
Is Brick And Mortar Shopping On The Decline?
Posted by Administrator on Jun 26, 2006
Recently, I was shopping for several items that normally could be found at a brick and mortar location. To my surprise I was told that both items would need to be ordered. I’m starting to see this more and more at stores like Walmart, Target, Home Depot, Office Depot, and on and on.
Retail websites are now carrying more and more items that need to be ordered. My experience tells me this is a trend that will continue. If common products must be ordered because retail brick and mortar locations want to keep inventory levels at a bare minimum, then I’ll do some comparative shopping online for the best deal.
In the case of one product, I was looking for a laptop stand. A quick visit to Office Depot’s website and you’ll find 5-6 models you can choose from. While the retail price was $99 I would have gladly paid it if they had one in stock. When I arrived at the store they only had one in stock, but it was the wrong model for my needs.
A quick visit to Ebay and I was able to find a new laptop stand in California for just $24 + $25 for shipping. It was a comparable product to what Office Depot carried on their website. By being forced to look online I saved $50.
This is my point…if common retail locations force consumers to order more and more product vs. having the product in stock, will consumers start to shop online for better pricing? I think they will. What are your thoughts on the current state of brick and mortar retail?